Categories: NewsTech

honor has introduced a Mi Band 3 killer in Malaysia

After launching their highly anticipated honor 8X, the company also unveiled their latest fitness band and it is called the honor Band 3. This looks like the closest competitor to Xiaomi’s Mi Band 3.

The honor Band 3 features a 0.9-inch PMOLED display that pushes a resolution of 128×32 pixels. Powering the fitness band is a 100mAh battery which honor claims that can last up to 30 days of usage. Other than that, the honor band 3 has a water resistance rating of 50m. As a result, it allows users to track their swim times, calories burned and more in the custom swimming mode.

Besides that, the fitness band also includes a built-in vibration function, which alerts you of your smartphone notifications when it’s in silent mode. It also has an independent vibrating alarm function, where it wakes you up by vibrating on your wrist. Other features include a pedometer, a heart rate sensor and sleep tracking. It also links with your smartphone’s GPS to track your running routes. 

The honor Band 3 is officially priced at RM119 and it is only available in Black. However, there’s also another option available in the market at a similar price point, and that’s the Xiaomi Mi Band 3. With the price tag of RM129, the Mi Band 3 comes with a smaller 0.78-inch OLED display. Besides that, it features a larger 110mAh battery but unlike the honor band 3, it is only rated to last up to 20 days of usage. Similar to the honor band 3, the Mi Band 3 also has built-in heart rate sensor and it can be submerged in water up to 50m deep. According to honor’s product page, the Band 3 is compatible with Android (4.4 and above) and iOS (iOS 8.0 and above) smartphones.

The honor Band 3 will be made available on hihonor.com on the 15th of October or you can get it for free when you purchase the honor 8X.

Recent Posts

Asus to exit the smartphone market, shift R&D resources to AI and robotics

You read the title right — and this isn’t a rumor or speculation. It’s confirmed:…

4 hours ago

Gentari turns on DC Charger at Petronas Ayer Keroh 3

If you need to charge your EV while entering or exiting Melaka via Ayer Keroh…

6 hours ago

Boomicaj deploys 40kW DC Charger at Lotus’s Jenjarom, priced from RM0.88 per kWh

Boomicaj, a relatively new Charge Point Operator (CPO), has deployed the first public DC Charger…

2 days ago

Shell Recharge turns on 180kW DC Charger at Shell Duta Toll Plaza Northbound

For those heading up north or towards Klang from Jalan Duta, there's now a high-powered…

2 days ago

JomCharge offers 50% off for EV Charging at these TTDI locations

JomCharge and DBKL continue to deploy more street-level EV chargers around TTDI and one of…

3 days ago

U Mobile brings indoor ULTRA5G coverage to Bangsar Village malls and BSC

U Mobile has expanded its own 5G network coverage in Bangsar, bringing indoor connectivity to…

3 days ago

This website uses cookies.